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The Red Death 30
Silver level trusted reviewer
Experience: 26.8 years 78 played 33 reviews
3.50 star(s)

A Course with a Personality

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Jul 7, 2023 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

I actually really enjoy Park style disc golf. I recognize that it's not everyone's cup of tea, but I think it's a wonderful way to see the personality of a town and its' park. This provides that in ample amounts. The course starts off a bit generic. You are mostly in the unused part of the park throwing 250ish open shots. The 3 alternate holes are really nice. You walk over to the "Memorial" part of Grove City Memorial Park. There is a pretty fountain, a war memorial, a duck pond and some other really nice features that are photogenic for sure. You start getting into some of the prettier parts of the natural park here too with a nice wetland swamp behind a basket. Then you play around a few picnic shelters, which always offer a cool opportunity to show our game off to some non-players. One of these holes plays up onto a rise with another really pretty little walking trail area and gazebo.

In the Back 9 you get out of the main part of the park and start playing more Woods Golf. The park is beautiful back in this section, full of old growth fern forest and you get a nice solitary feel of being out in nature. It's very much the yin to the yang of the front 9. Where the front is wide open birdie golf, these are tight fairways with little room for error. It all ends up at my favorite hole on the course, the 18th plays across a small valley and up to a basket on the other side of a seesaw

UPDATE TO REVIEW::
They now have 18 concrete tees, which is a huge improvement to this course. They are well made, the right size and angled well. Those things seem standard but they are often not. The course looks really good right now.

Cons:

The course is in rough shape. It was probably never a top notch course and isn't maintained all that greatly. The front 9 in the park are always in great shape, but the back 9 not so much. The weeds and rough can get pretty high.

The tee signs are terrible. These are old school stickers on white tees but they are placed in terrible spots. A few of them are still lin goofy spots relative to the tee position, like right beside or right behind. Those things limit players at times.

Now they have concretes, but there is only one set, too, so no Reds or Blues here, just standard White. No other tees, at all.

There is, also, very little in the way of signage. When you finish Hole 9 (or 12 depending on your play), there is nothing to tell you to take a long walk down the road to the next tee into the woods. Similarly, the walk from 15 to 16 can be a bit confusing, along with the walk back to get to 17. You just basically wander into the woods and then double back on yourself. Wrap it up with a half mile walk from 17 to 18 because you were nowhere near your car at that point otherwise.

Other Thoughts:

I'll say it... with the concrete added this is now the best course in town. I'd rather play here than Hunter Farm just about any day.

There are restrooms here as it's situated in a park. There is plenty of garbage cans as well and even picnic shelters you could probably squat in for a lunch break. First tee is easy to find.

Stop and have lunch at Main Street Diner across the street. I'm a big fan of supporting local restaurants on my excursions and it's your basic American diner, with good people and good food.
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MrFrosty
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 31 years 764 played 386 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Course with something for everyone 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:May 4, 2019 Played the course:once

Pros:

I wasn't sure what I would get when I pulled into the park for Grove City .The park itself looks to be well used , picnickers and kids everywhere . When you enter the park ( I missed this ) make sure you drive left as soon as you can and park to the left of the far left shelter houses . You will see a kiosk sticking out . Plenty of parking here . The baskets are Discatchers , used but in good shape . The signage is pretty good . No benches or trash bins , but not a big problem , as the first nine holes are so confined that you are near trash cans for your quick first 9 a lot . The tee pads a natural with toe boards . You will see these pretty easily . The course flows very easy , especially for the first 9 , typical community park style . Short easy holes that were put in much earlier than the back 9 . The front 9 can be used by advanced discers for approach shots and as an introduction to the game for newbies . You have to be a little careful in spots on the front 9 as many unsuspecting park patrons may either be inspecting the weird looking baskets or walking the fairway with the family dog . Just be careful . #9 is a good finishing hole for the front . Short , over a gully hyzer right , with trees and brush protecting the right of the basket . After pulling your disc out of the basket ( Hmmm , you may have wanted to park next to 9's basket and drove to 10 , you will see an off road to your far right which , after about 300 meters will take you to 10 , which will be sunken down to the right of the road . The back 9 of this course has a completely different feel to it . Longer throws , many more trees to contend with , much more thought and energy into it . Way more length . #17 is over 700' . Pin placements on the back 9 make you have to think and create more , but it is no way exhausting or undoable . Good players will still score well on the back . A fun round where the front 9 warms you up and the back 9 works you out . Signature hole : Maybe 18, an almost 400' throw to a slight left at the end .

Cons:

I took the course for what it was : the front 9 installed to introduce the locals to the game and let the kids play , and adding a back 9 to make in more competitive as your skills mature while drawing out of towners into the city to either bag a course , get a feel of Grove City ( nice small town ) or play your way towards I-79 or I-80 . There are just a few cons ( sorry , Grove City ) . #1 . foot traffic . This really only involves the front 9 . Be careful . The park is shared by all and most don't know better . #2 natural tee pads . I personally don't care for toe boarded natural tee pads . The hold water when used a lot and cause you to stand in wet grass to throw your first drive . Hopefully , someday , the park will budget for the addition of cement tee pads ? #3 for players that play a fair amount , the front 9 is pretty vanilla and short . You may have to just play the back 9 twice . #4 long and possibly confusing walks . Good long walk from 9-10 , 17-18 ( long pathway to the immediate right of 17 basket ) and 18 to where you parked. I don't mind the walks , but many do , so I want to put it out there . No water carries or traps , not much in the way of elevation .

Other Thoughts:

I didn't want anyone reading this to skip this course , especially after adding the cons . It looks as if the front 9 was added as part of a park project , then after it was well received , put some time and effort to add a more competitive back 9 . A great addition to Grove City . Good for travelers , great for the locals . Cement tees would really boost this course . My recommendation : Play it and enjoy a meal in the city !
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DiscinOhio
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Premium Member
Experience: 10.8 years 200 played 191 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Downpour Disc Golf 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 29, 2017 Played the course:once

Pros:

Grove city is an 18 hole course split into two skill levels.

The front nine is a good place for beginners to play or learn the sport. Pretty open with little OB or changes in elevation.

The back 9 is meant for more seasoned players. It plays mostly through the dense woods of the park, and offers a more technical style.

Back 9 offers some fun holes through the woods. Hole 17 plays at over 700'.

Nice basic tee signs for every hole. Baskets catch very well.

Very good variety in terms of technicality and distance.

Pretty easy to navigate, just follow the tape on every basket. Parking is to the left of the big pavilion, near the pond.

Nice, friendly park setting without a whole lot of people.

Cons:

There is only one set of tees, and they are natural. Hopefully there are plans to set a more permanent option, and to add another set of tees.

Pedestrians weren't an issue when I played, but maybe it was just the time I chose.

There are a couple long walks between holes. 9 to 10 is 600', 17 to 18 is 450', and 18 to the parking lot is probably around 400'.

While the back nine was more challenging, it's easy to score low here. Another set of tees for advanced players could help.

Other Thoughts:

Overall, Grove City was a pretty fun course in the heart of town. Offers two different styles of play in one course, and I thought that was pretty cool!

Side Note: Right in the middle of my round, the skies decided to open up on me. Of course I finished, but I had to battle through downpour rains, strong wind, and occasional lightning. Definetly an exillerating experience when you nearly get hit by a falling branch after your drive :)
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DGisGR8
Premium Member
Experience: 14.7 years 87 played 1 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Great course and will return again! 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Apr 2, 2017 Played the course:once

Pros:

-New baskets at all 18 holes.
-Course is well maintained and clean.
-Tee signs at every basket with accurate information.

Cons:

- Map on this site under links dated 2011 is inaccurate and made it a little confusing at hole 7. Figure it out eventually and was fine the rest of the way.
- Dirt tee pads but playable.
- See saws on hole 18 should be removed or relocated.

Other Thoughts:

Overall great course! Was in the area for the first time and plan to be back several times. Looking forward to returning. Front 9 are fairly easy and straight forward which is good since I can envision a lot of people there in the spring and summer. Back 9 are more challenging and well designed. It appears the course was changed in 2015 so the newer reviews were more helpful.
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jjtwinnova
Gold level trusted reviewer
Experience: 8.7 years 246 played 97 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Two different courses 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Nov 5, 2016 Played the course:once

Pros:

The front nine is a great par 3 nine with many different shots. Very short, I didn't bring out my distance driver on the front. Alot of birdies and ace runs.
On the back nine it is more technical and advanced. Many technical shots and a big wide open par 5. There was nothing that wasn't doable for both beginners and the advanced players. Enough variety for straight shots, hyzers, anhyzers, rollers, thumbers, etc.

Cons:

Only one tee pad per hole. This adds an easier hole for pros. . I'd suggest you practice putting on them before starting your round. There was playground equipment in the middle of some of the holes, and I imagine this could be a big problem during the summer.

Other Thoughts:

I did enjoy playing the course. There is still some work to do but if you are in the area then play this and Hunter farm. Don't forget to eat local too. A great college community and I can't wait to get back! All baskets are now Innova Discatchers and at the right height, so that is a definite plus.
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Jags
Bronze level trusted reviewer
Experience: 9.6 years 84 played 41 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Nice park style course. drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Nov 1, 2015 Played the course:once

Pros:

Nice course in a nice park. Front nine are typical. Back nine more technical and laid out nicely. More signs installed makes navigating course more easier than before.

Cons:

The front nine baskets have all been replaced and are at proper height now. Tee boxes were grass/mud. The front nine all you need is a mid & a putter.

Other Thoughts:

I drove an hour and 15 minutes to get to this course and wasn't disappointed. Nice course worth a drive.
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Yeti08
Experience: 4 played 4 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Poison Ivy Anyone 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 14, 2015 Played the course:once

Pros:

Nice park that is easy to find and has plenty of parking.

Good mix of lawn and wooded holes

Challenging back nine and nice scenery

Cons:

Poison ivy growing all over the fairway even on the wooded back nine. Makes you not even want to pick up your disc....

Some extremely tight holes that are almost ridiculously guarded.

Other Thoughts:

I'd like to further understand the logic/thought process of having to have the front 9's baskets lower to the ground....why?!

And for crying out loud do something about the poison ivy.
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SoupSizzle
Experience: 8.8 years 24 played 6 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:May 29, 2015 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Front 9--There are a lot of fun holes for both beginner and advanced. Short & Open but still has some challenging shots. Very fun and relaxing in a nice park. Landscaping & vegetation in park for this 9 is done well and course kept mowed.

Back 9---VERY technical & challenging course. Nice mix of short & long holes with lots of trees and some elevation.

Cons:

Front 9- As this park is very busy, sometimes the baskets are removed for park events without notice and there are often people around near the course...just have to be patient

There probably should be signs directing the players from the basket of 9 to the tee of 10, as its a small walk. Hole 18's tee is slightly dangerous and it does not add any benefit to tee of directly over a road. Could move tee across the road and not affect the par at all.

Other Thoughts:

For those coming who have never played, I would suggest you plan on parking near the pool, as you would have a more central location to start and end then parking by hole 1.
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Omnium
Experience: 10.6 years 161 played 2 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Great little course grew up into a full 18 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jan 1, 2015 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Front 9 is a nice easy layout with a variety of shots. Nothing spectacular but its well laid out and is peaceful, just a relaxing good time.
Back 9 gets serious competitive challenging action, lots of more tightly wooded areas and few great driving zones.
Also this was the first place I played glow, and it has only gotten better. This is a great course to play at night.

Cons:

No actual tee pads, and the front 9 baskets are those wonky Lightning DB5's and theyre incredibly low to the ground as per Grove City ordinance. Local events sometimes interfere with play.

Other Thoughts:

Great shorter course with enough action to please both the beginner and the seasoned pro.
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yokozunapete
Experience: 28.8 years 4 played 2 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Short course worth your time 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 8, 2014 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

-Well marked
-Very, very few places to lose a disc
-Easy to walk
-Great for beginners
-Designed around city park facilities (restrooms, picnic, playground, etc.)

Cons:

-Tees have eroded to dirt/mud
-Baskets are set oddly low to the ground
-Many holes are very near active roads and walkways

Other Thoughts:

The course is in the process of being expanded to 18 holes which is exciting.

If you are in the area, you should play the course. It is a good opportunity to work on your shorter game.
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BigAl724
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 11.6 years 178 played 144 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Get a quick 9 in if you're in the area 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 13, 2013 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

-Beautifully maintained town park, no tall grass which is great for this time of the year
-Easy to find successive holes
-Bathrooms
-Designers did a great job using the park layout to set up this course. Couldn't have been designed much better considering what they had to work with
-Plenty of parking
-I was pleasantly surprised to see about ten other people playing throughout the course of time that I was there. That's a good number for a park and an area like this.
-I liked the use of the hill for holes 8 and 9.

Cons:

-While there weren't many people using the park later than 7 p.m. (when I was there), I can see foot traffic being a big issue. Course plays near the road on most of the holes.
-Pins were low to the ground, which threw me off at first. While one could argue that this adds variety to your game, I enjoy when pins and tees are "standard". Which leads me to:
-Tees were woodchips but pretty beaten up so were almost dirt tees. They were a little muddy because of the rain that day, and weren't perfectly even
-Can't say too much about the shot selection. While the designers did a good job placing the pins, most of the shots are open, often using a mid. A few obstacles here and there come into play, however.

Other Thoughts:

Good to get through if you don't have a ton of time. So even though it isn't the most exciting course, it is worth playing if have a little extra time. Plus, you can hit up Slippery Rock and Moraine if you have time. Only about 15 from Moraine. I had a little tough time finding the first tee, but if you go to the course map kiosk, it will direct you to it.

1-Simple hyzer
2-Straight shot through some trees
3-Most challenging hole on the course. Tough anhyzer with a lot of pine trees into play. I threw over the tall pine trees, which works too.
4-Open, slight anhyzer
5-Same as 4 but pin is surrounded by some trees
6-Open, straight shot
7-Open, slight anyhyzer
8-Slight uphill hyzer, my favorite hole on the course
9-Another fun hole where trees come into play. Downhill


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hogwild428
Experience: 25 years 296 played 24 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Decent Small Course 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 18, 2012 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Good course layout using as much of the small park as they could without getting in the way of other park users. Good signs and a nice mix of long and short holes using trees and other obstacles make for an interesting course.

Cons:

Very short course. First hole is a little hard to find. On a crowded day, the other people at the park could get in the way. It wasn't busy when I went so I can't say for sure.

Other Thoughts:

Wouldn't go out of my way too much to play this course, but if you are in the Grove City area this is a solid quick 9.
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iacas
Experience: 11.7 years 31 played 12 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Nice Nine-Holer 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Aug 20, 2012 Played the course:once

Pros:

Easy to find course with a little variety. This is the first course I played with my own set of discs and I took my wife and kid with me to check it out. I liked that it was pretty wide open with a little variety of holes. The first requires a good hyzer, the second is tucked among some trees on a hill, the third requires a long anhyzer if you've got it, and the seventh, eighth, and ninth are good finishing holes.

The eighth is a nice hole that would be a bit nicer if the little stream/waterfall could have been incorporated. It's good scenery regardless.

The grass was cut to a good height everywhere, allowing for easy finding and retrieval of discs.

The park is easy to find, the holes are relatively close to one another, and there's a lot of parking throughout the park.

Cons:

The routing gets a little redundant during the fourth, fifth, and sixth holes as they go back and forth across some fields.

The second hole seems to be a popular hang-out spot, so you may find yourself skipping it or shooing some kids away temporarily so you can approach and putt out.

The first tee and ninth green could be slightly closer to one another, but c'mon, it's tough to complain about having to walk 150 yards. :D

Tees are wood chips and worn out a bit, so the "front" of the tee isn't clearly defined.

Other Thoughts:

I'll be back, every time I'm in Grove City, I hope. Nice little course, good beginner course, and yet still challenging to make a bunch of birdies since they're all par threes.
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timbur3
Experience: 16.8 years 101 played 50 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Good Quick Grove City Course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 18, 2012 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

The signage was great and was easy to tell how to get from hole to hole. The wood chip tee pads had been worn down so they were basically natural which had enough grip. This course will help you with your mid-range game but there are 2 or 3 holes where you get to drive it far and have an ace chance. It had some technical shots that I liked.

Cons:

The park started to get busy around noon time and we had to wait for people to walk through while playing. But it wasn't a huge deal.

Other Thoughts:

Even though it was only 9 holes it was a solid nine. It was nothing amazing or something to make a special trip for but if you are 10 to 20 minutes away I definitely suggest playing this course. With two people you can get through a round of 9 in 45 minutes which is nice for after school or work. The park is a very very nicely kept up park.
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jblough
Gold level trusted reviewer
Experience: 14.9 years 85 played 82 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Vertically Challenged Baskets 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 24, 2012 Played the course:once

Pros:

This is pretty much your standard municipal park course in terms of layout and position within the park--what makes it a little different is the attention to detail on the holes and the immaculate care and attention it receives (at least for now; it's a fairly new course)

- Good signage on each hole. Course flow is pretty intuitive and you won't need a map.

- I thought the course designers maximized the features of the park to make for as interesting round as the land can provide. While many shots are wide open and straight to the basket, the occasional tree or OB road boundary makes the course a little more interesting. In fact, quite a number of holes use the road and paths as OB.

- Can make for a quick round that both beginners and experienced players can enjoy.

Cons:

- The pond doesn't come in play! BOOOOOOO!!!

- Short holes -- many just top 200, although there are a few in the lower to mid 300s.

- Even though the designers did a good job of maximizing the park's features, the holes pose no real challenge with the exception of holes #3 and 8, which have quite a few tree/shrub obstacles.

- Course can get in the way of parkgoers. There were dozens of people here when I was playing and I had to hold off and wait on a few shots to avoid hitting them.

- Not sure why, but the baskets are quite sunken into the ground. You can notice this from the images. I can't really complain though, as I tend to putt low! :D

Other Thoughts:

Hole Summary:
#1: Left dogleg must get past a giant oak. Pin is parked on a little mound about 300 feet from tee.
#2: Short throw to the pin that's tucked in between 5-6 trees.
#3: Great hole. There's a large cluster of pines about 75 feet in front of the tree. You can either throw around the left of the tree, clear a gap on the right side or go over it with an overhand shot another 220 feet to the basket.
#4: Dead straight shot about 350 feet. Pin is about 20 feet from the road to make going for an ace run costly if you go OB.
#5: Shot turns slightly to the right as the pin hangs along the road. Another OB to consider.
#6: Straight shot. Road is OB on right.
#7: Pretty much a straight shot that turns slightly right and is nestled by the aquatic garden.
#8: Must thread several trees to get to the pin on the hillside (uphill shot)
#9: Same as number #8, but it goes downhill

Check out the water garden in the middle of the park; it's quite scenic and relaxing. As far as the whole park goes, I wouldn't mind having this course in my hometown. However, I'm not sure if I'd make another visit just to go here.
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jaysonwhelpley
Experience: 20.8 years 41 played 10 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Good short quick course. 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 11, 2011 Played the course:once

Pros:

Good short course. Could easily be played in a half-hour which is wonderful if you live in the area.

The course is laid out in a way that is surprisingly challenging - and on purpose, every tree comes into play because it's supposed to.

Cons:

People.

Some of the holes are too close to parking lots or areas where people sit, walk or hang out. There seems to be a need for some warning signage for players, parkers & walkers.

Other Thoughts:

Played it with one of the guys who spearheaded it being installed. He and I had walked it a year ago and I have to say that seeing the vision realized is great.
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bigdogtoo
Experience: 4 played 3 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Nice Lite Course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 24, 2011 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Well planned out to fit in the spaces provided
Nice tee markers
Nice Arrows pointing to the next tees which are not near by.
I like the way the baskets are not at the same height which adds a level of challenge

Cons:

Wood mulch tee boxes not so great stone or earth would have been better.

Other Thoughts:

cant wait to see if they get the go ahead for the back nine
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AceInTheHole88
Experience: 19.7 years 2 played 2 reviews
3.50 star(s)

GC DGC 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 15, 2011 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Working at the GE plant right across the street, this course is perfect for a lunch-time round of disc golf. It's not too long or strenuous, and there's virtually no risk of losing your disc. It's a nice course for all skill levels. I've been playing for 7 years and my best round is 4 under; my coworkers who've just started playing have managed as good as 2 under. The current 9 are a variety of short and long, lefty and righty holes. Nothing terribly challenging but still very fun.

Cons:

Wood chip/mulch tee pads. Quite frankly, I'd prefer plain grass tee pads, but if you move just left or right of the tee pad, that's exactly what you get (and by the worn grass next to the tee pads, that seems like what people are doing). Baskets are a little low to the ground. Running into the course designers, I'm told the Borough of Grove City didn't want to leave the 1" piece of pipe sticking out of the ground if the baskets were removed, so the baskets are dug into the ground a bit. However, the designer(s) said they're aiming to add an extension piece to put the baskets up to the correct height.
If you're looking for a long course with a bunch of obstacles, look elsewhere.

Other Thoughts:

The course is only 9 holes now, but the designers laid out 18 and are simply waiting on funding for the other 9. If you play this course at all, make a donation so we can have 9 more to play! The current 9 seem to be the more beginner-friendly of the 18 planned holes. Looking at the layout for all 18, one of the other 9 plays by the pond, two play near the pool, 3 play by the wooded area around the monument. Altogether, the 9 that aren't built look pretty cool, so I'd like to see them installed sooner rather than later.
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rhelt100
Experience: 14.7 years 64 played 12 reviews
2.00 star(s)

A New Course in GC 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Jul 11, 2011 Played the course:once

Pros:

This course, while short, provides a few unique shot opportunities. All holes are fairly short so this, combined with some odds shot requirements, makes for some great practice. I did notice an abundant number of holes that favor left handers.
We also noticed that the baskets felt huge compared to what we're used to. For the more experienced players who can accurately throw 300-350 feet, this is an Ace Race.
Disc golf aside, there is some excellent scenery near the last few holes that makes for an excellent chill spot out of the sun.

Cons:

This course weaves throughout a fairly wide open park. On busy days, this place gets incredibly crowded. This can make for a few agonizing shots in the vicinity of illegally parked cars. Today, we had several cars parked within five feet of one of the baskets and had to use an alternate tee at one where a motorcycle was parked right in front of the tee pad. I think this course does a fairly good job of weaving around the areas that people congregate. A few well placed "No Parking" signs would help a ton.

Other Thoughts:

Worth playing if you're from the area. This place is excellent for practicing your approach shots for longer courses.
All in all, this is a fun course but I would consider playing at times when the park isn't packed.

7/20 After playing this course several times, the course has grown on me a lot. There are several holes with interesting lines and find myself trying different approaches. #3, #6 & #8 are holes I look forward to.#3 & #8 because tricky lines can result if easy birdies if the throw is just right. #6 because it's a wide open hole that just begs you to throw a long anhyzer all the way to the basket.
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